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The Signal, 1909-12-9, Page 6,{?:izORanAT, thulium L ION 'THS RTGNAL : GOD le roti. (,NTA RIO rapmese a Menthol is unequal ltd (is a ptiu relieving" agent. Applied in the " 1). &4L." Menthol Plaster it is the most effective remedy known for Luii b* o, Sciatica, Rheumatic A-clics ati t Pains. Try a e'P: & L." Menthol Plaster the next time yet' are suffering - from any one of these .com- ps tints and be cont-inc^d. 25c. each at aril; <l.ts. uss� it PERRgv�n� raAOE i�1RK Q Splendid Tonic Builds up tho System Strengthens the Musclos Lives New Lifo Mod I,r all dealers. Ili ,tS;n.,rro- t ., Moutred. onel John Sneed's Conversations on Domestic Problems Copyright, 1909, by C. S. Yost. V.—Getting on In the World HS, that's all right. Bill." said Colonel Sneed to bis son -In. law as they smoked their atter dinner cigars; "that's all right.. I'm mighty glad to hear you've been promoted and got a raise. fin mighty glad to see you climbin' up the ladder of success. I like to see a man with ambition and pluck and ginger, and i glory In your spunk. my boy; 1 certainty do. But you haven't been home much of eventn'e. Lav i13IFIED HIS BLOOD Dr. Mfg's.'. Indian Root P111• H•al•d Mr. Wilson's Sores 11'hon the sewers of the hosts t.otrek, ki 1.. v-. .nd skin duet. t;et clogged op, the Itt 111 yink1) !easiness •imperr and rest,Mntly Mores bare.ik eta soothe Isnty. .r ty too heal them, as Mr. Richard who lives nyar London, (sus . (o ad, is to purity the blood. He 'W. 'h s.n,.e time I had been iaa loot, depre c so Minn. My appetite left Mme tat soar lagan to.utTer from indi- gestion Quite a !ember of small sure. and 'ante es L,rnad altoyet my skin. 1 tried' mesh its• for the bLNwt and turd 1/1 my kinds of ointments, but without asieJtetnt;r •null. What waswanttd w t. a -therms,, i cleansing of the blood, nod 1 laked .,Ig t ua rain for .,.me- medt- ciNe itt it w eila. *milts!' tai Ai sides M. s Indian Root Pins were It,.0*ht h. ni Douce! and they are one of the\nost wt derful medicines I have over knots blood was puri- frd ane veryshort time sores healed up, lay indigestion vanish 'they always Lave a place in my haute and are looked tapeta as, the f. . ify Dr M•.r.r's i•tn kin fills cleanse 'the System deo. yhly, . - Id by all dea4i%at2'.r tdna; 6 lately, have you?" "No, colonel, I haven't Work's been pretty heavy the last few mouths, and Ws kept me at the office almost every night. i don't like that part of 1t much, but a fellow's got to hustle If he gets along in the world these days." "Uh, huh: That's about the way I'd sized it up, and, as 1 was just tenni' you. I like to see that kind of a spirit in a young man; but, son, if govern went bonds were quoted at ninety-six and a wan was to go. around towu buyin' all - he -could get at a -Mater teat what would you think of him?" "1'd two: he was a fool, of course." "Ub.' Iwh' So would 1. to would everybody. I don't reckon there's any- thing better than government bonds. They make the finest Lind of addin' f o r a ate deposit box, r: and as works of art they're mighty hard to beat, but any man who pays more than the market price for 'em is a big- ger fool t h an '1'hompson's colt. It'a a good deal the same way with this thing P you call gettin' on ?n the world. I t' a fine, ht's worth a whole, lot, but there's "nal:! ao !CAT." Such a thing as in' too much for It. And, Willialp, boy, when a man rives np all or rly all that makes life worth linin' In or to win finanelal. success bee Ilia short on happiness with a ht t slim chance to. get hold of the et. - fir delivery. , I now what you'll say—you're ' to et a start, to lay n founds- !' the fortmie, to provide the o a home for your wife— and i'M p. alit' you on the hack All the time an -ayin' 'Bully boyr That's the sort of t that makes. men; (hays the Powe at makes the world go rotfnd.nt \ man wants to be mighty' cared t at he don't keep on muffin' around a track niter the finish, and he wants n look Oat that be don't lose dlamo , : while he's serarfibtin'. for pearla y old father was n country doctor an he always carried. Isis quinine nMI c. ornel and mach like In a blg pair of -,.dlehags. I remember one time he had t get up in the middle of the night n ride ten m11ea 10 see a patient. It w an urgent case, and the old gentle an went down, the road like Satan bee tanbark. his saddlebags botlnrin' u and own at every. jump When be got to the place he founts it strap had broke and every bit of_ his medicine bad been scattered along the• road. "Many a man goes lupin' along the road to riches with his nose to the ground like a bound chnaln' a fox. Ile don't nee anything but the intake of the fellows who've gone that way be- fore httn, find he's so doggone nnalone td' catch up with them that Ito don't knows . 's g t_1lulea.1n. his pockt•tn. and Is loam' thing", n lot more valuable • than the one lie's runnin' after. Ile don't know that he's dropped fils wife's THE QL*MESf )40.4 THE LIGHTEST 4,),Iwo POMM SLICKER and cheapest in the end because it wears longest nlearotevrin &ARAN7EED WATE.A.o JQr Torr. C......4 C. sow CAW J HALF THE TOIL of household work is taken away when Sunlight Soap is brought Into the home. F' or thoroughly cleansing Floors, metal -work, walla and woodwork, Suhlight is the most economical both in tinie and money. "Y -work) flan of right kin Revillon Freres ween ens The Largest dealers in Furs and Skins in the world. SV 1l1IY• thus Illf(HFSf MP A" PRICE Iiaw Furs and Skins 1,-r all .•1 1lnne:t .y ,rtmtnt. Quick returns Ask lar our 100a.tc IJ PRICE LIST iT'S F PEE err' •, ANf .tnaselgiaea'. 134 ane13(, Mc -0W dtt.'MeMraai. w N PAY =rums snot TO THERE IS BUT ONE ti0vers farmer shouts know that lis prime offered by the .healers for eagle, ete., is a fair one. Boar rat know this if he dries not take n farts business pmpe-rt What doctor or law- yer a busmen. roan would be without his Moines• tapir? Trier* 1A but oat fawners' besin.wt and tnsikea paper, that is Tine Weekly Gin. Start IMO right by' wbacritin g ra , 1.(1: t IrrEliT7ArW• "ye In and ,!tl? ehildrrnr ; .Yeetion .., a•',1 W. I, one and his fealth n lr t.r�ii.oiiR ,•ails iii• 11:1[1111• s • 1.1s io..•n 0.0.1.11'1. nut of the hole the tit t. :\nm. when nt, hail he _tits Ins to Ernst and ift•:tis the ling .t coil he tins that lie's Lis! every. l iu that make! 119 led. -''5l .) re;tlly firth while, R•,tt It Gurus Ie dust In hand•. for lits pockets air enlpty rel lits -team is empty and fait bead aan'f got nnythtntr In ft but stock ,asetatl..n4 and regrets. "I r.q:,,'t fMet ficnrea ,f eprah I'm it.u\ Sty ,toy. 1 re 11180111180111rthein . it Gine ant. time a,an:and snout I " 'en) tine of `them started out With 'eat one desert- to Illea s,lassethi n big and line for the women be leveed. Tis ,eryaue was all rtgtit. you gee. full. bet they let It run away wtta them. That's whet 1 maul yea to avoid. my /soy. and that's why 1•m given' yogi tads kind of a talk now. "You've married the sweetest lithe girt teats side of tbe pearly gates, It I do say It myself. and 11 you want one- c•ewa to he worth anything wbea you get 1t, go down the long road with her anu linked In yours, and dou't go so fast but what she can keep up with you You remember the Lord said. 'It ain't good for man to be alone! and Irs a good deal worse for woman to be alone. When a mon begins to leave Ila wife to fret out -her evenln's by herself be's laytn' the foundations for troubLs. That old 'tyle that absence makes' the beset grow fonder is all poppycock. It don't do anything of the sort, sod if you become so engross- ed ngrossed In the struggle to get on In the world that you can't get home to din - !HS YOUSDATIONS POB TIIOCBLL -aer-- store than -once or twice a week and have to spend most of your even- fo's at the omee you're pretty sure to find the keep edge of love wearin' off in her heart or yours after awhile. The dullin' process may be so slow that nelther one of you may I:uow It's goin' on until ht's too late, but sooner or dater, son. you'll find it oat, and thin you might as ,well abut up the shop, for no man and no woman can bo really happy without love, and love won't stay kung to any home unless ft's fed, A woman's love will starve un- der neglect, and a man's love will shrivel gip if be gets so full of business that be has no time to think of anything else. Gettin' on in the world 1s'a creat thing. a II very great thing, i if love lights the I way. but 11 It don't—well, you take an old man's sdslre, my boy, and keep your ambition down to union hours. You ¢ may not get there ',tzar TOC! aYBITtoN so q u 1 c lr. but Den A you'll get there, RYAN APPEAL•DISMISSED. Huron County Case at Osgoode Hall -- One Judge Dissents. Toronto, Dec. O. —Two 'judges or a Divisional t;ourt agree in dismissing the appeal of Martin Ryan and his wife, Margaret, of McKillop township, Huron county, from the decision of Mr. Justice Britton after the trial at Uoderich last June, dismissiug their damage aclam' against Ernest McIn- tosh and George Stewart \Iclntuth. The circumstance's are that Helmet McIntosh was driving to Stestorth with a load of hay weighing about Ai cwt. His team were considered to be usually quiet hotter, one about nine years old, the, other about five. At one place uD tharoad be became aware that his load h d shifted to the right side, the box rewaiuing on the wag- on. He climbed down from the load, and, leaving the reins lying on the ground, posited around to the rear of the wagon, and, geeing the only thing to do was to loosen the binder and tet the whole load go oil, called a buy to help him loosen for chain. When the load fell, either some hay falling on the homes, or the chain rat- tling, or the noise of the load failing, or sutnetbiog else connected with u, startled the borses, and as the driver would have bad to torso around the load to the point l.. reach the reins be could not stop them. and they ran into the plaintiffs, who had panned shortly before that. causing Mrs. Ityan'a arm to be hrokep, and severely hurting and bruising both of thew. Martin Ryan sued tor $tilt) and bis wife fur $,e*l. Mr. Justice Britton bold that there was no negligence on defend - out's. part, hut provided that it the I)trieittal C t tho••ght ditferently the damages should be assessed at =hilt tor Martin ltyan and gala) for Mte. Ryan. Chit's Justice F'alconbrieigi� and Mr. Justice Riddell agree that thele was no uegligence, but air. Jus Lice Teetzcl, in bis dissenting judg- ment, holds that The admitted facts would be a clear case ul negligent e against Ernest Mcluto.h, having due regard to the legal duty unposed upon every person who has charge of homes 00 a public highway to use 'retainable and proper care and skill in their management and control, so as not to inju.e other pristine using the high- way. His Loidsbi,. think,. he should have unhitched the horses and tied them to the (enc before attempting to Ice the load tall off. They were in an unusual and peculiar predicament, and the extrication Trow t Would sutr- ject thew to an experience with which they would not be familiar, and in connection with which. their 'leash - liras had not teen te.teil. "Anyone accustomed to borates," says bis Lordship, "as the defendant was, shouts; know that it is never a1 snlutely sale to subject a steady hors without having control of him to sur Irounding., and conditions with which he is not accustomed. and which art r to excite a more nervous borer. For instance, no prudent Haan would. without the greatest pre- caution; think Of subjecting his most quiet tulrw to the experience -sat -pose - ng an automobile fur the first time. SEED GRAIN AND POTATOES. all right, and when you do there'll be some sat. tsfactloc In the arrival. And now let's go out and take a look at the 1 baby." How Bees Find Their Way. Ilow are bees able to find their way botne after their long 'forays atter honey? Gaston Bonnier of Naris has e Leen studying their directive sense, a which he thinks tS like that poeeessed s by pigeons. Bees cnn fly for two miles t from the hive and are tben able to re- 1 l torn after gathering their supply of I t holey. Langstroth and others suppose e tbat Tinton comes Mtn play and that bees can see for it great distance and can also note objects on the way so as to find their path. Others, with Da - dant, that the bees are guided dant, supposea ,by the sense of smell and that they 1 Can smell flowers at distances of One nd a half miles. M. Bonnier bas de experiments to prove that bees return to the hive without using F sight or odor. As to sight, be 1 PS to a distance of one and two - Iles from the hire In a closed always flew back to the 1 cleated. The same LS tree 1 es were covered, so that senual. or, experiments sect: s perceive odors at > tt When a needle .t • Annual Distribution from the Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Hy! instruction of,' the Hon. Minister of Agrlculto e a distribution is being made this season of samples of supare or• sorts of grain and potatoes to Cana- dian farmers for the improvement of d. sw The stock for dba istribution s been secured mainly from the experi- mental farms at Indian Heed, Sark,Brandon, Man., and I)ttaWa. Ont. liesatbplee consist of oats,. spring wheat, barley, peas. Indian c 1 Bur !silage only). and potatoes. `• the ptautityof nate sent is four poet ds. nd of wheat or barley five pun s, utlic;ent to each rase to sow 0 wrutietb of an acre. The samples oM radian coin, Isom and potatoes weigh Mee pounds each. A quantity of aces of the following varietitis hat a•eu securest for this dietributiun Oars.—Banner, Abundance, i)anisb slaud, Wide -Awake, White Bitot, 'huusand Lollar, Improved Ligowo- 11 white varieties. C11 eith took tenths box. Th hive when when their sight was not At _TrSar4e.. to prove that be only short distaste dipped in ether Is rought near the head of the bee, It ah s signs of per• celving the odor, hit n so when the needle le placed back o im or near other organa. Besides, w n the or - gamy of emell (antennae) tar removed entirely the bees will return to the hive. M. Bonnier mode the fol ing experiment: At CAO feet from the Ice he placed a anpply of sirup, and e trees soon found it, proceeding to a from. the hive. Surh bees he marked with green colored powder. ile then pieced n second supply of sirup at the same distance front the hive, but spared nt twenty feet from the former. Other bees'were now engaged in tbe 10 nn,l fro movements to this point but theme were not the same individ- uals Huron and Pringle's Chaniplain (early bearded). White varieties : 'White ife 'beardless), Bobs (early beard - Frau, PKAS.—Arthur and Golden Early and Longfellow. Later varie- toffion, and White Cap Yellow I ietit ',741TTAT111/414.—Early varieties : Hoch - eater Rose and Irimh Cobbler. Medium to late varieuea : Gold Coin. Carman No. I, and Money Maker. The, later verietioss are, As a ride, more nroduc- live then the earlier kinds. Only one maniple can be sent to each appliceut, hence if AO inditadtial re- ceives a simple of oats he cannot also receive one of wheat, bailey, Peas,' Indian corn or potatoes. Applica- ions on printed cards or lateen, or tent natnes Iron) one individual. or a lications law mo're than one maniple tor ne hotitieholdl cannot be enter- tain*. The moist will In. sent free of char e through t e mail. to the it cam 'of Experimental Forme, Ott a. and may re mod in any time trot the lot Deessniber to lists will be close ao that t he sample's lc the 15th of Fel airy, a r which the tusked for may I sent (Op iti ,,ges el ii..... for mowing. pplicahts shssuld Mention the vatiety t y Neter, with a second not as an al rnatirt. Ap- plications will be tilled i the male, in which they are ticeived, o long ea the eupply 1,1 heeds 'amts. Farniern Me AfIVISIA1 te Apply early to fl.V9ild plyitig for indiati corn or wax, spotlit' DPIll in mind that the town hi not tumidly diettibuted until April, anti tioit potatoes cannot be mailed until danger (tom frost in transit is over. NO IMO Age is required on Mail metier addieseed to the tientral Ex - pet imental Farm, Ottawa. . 0.1.1.=tor of Experimental PatI1044. Luck at tad. "I's done had de proof (1st marl "What wer'e de proof?” "I done sold de one I's been enrrys Allen's Lung Balsam Contains so *Num. Is the one Safe and Ellrcuve Cough Remedy for general family use DAVIS a t.Ata•IINCI( CO.. uoutreal PILES CURED at HOME • by New Absorption Method.• If you suffer front bleeding; itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure your- self at home by the absorption treatment ; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if- re- quested: Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, hitt tell others of this offer. Write to-dav to Mrs: K. Summers, Box 845 Windsor, CHRISTMAS GIFT WOMEN'S SILK WAISTS. Nothing could le ewer. lout valor.; in Shirt Wal'stns the new 4►lloWWeale have just in excel• fully clone ``rices, *4.1111. $3.511 and *2.51. Also dainty at wonder- fully and M I'NI,IN WAISTS, priced from #flet!0 to a ch. 1,ACg 13.1111 each. KIMONOS. These restful and serviceable garment,, in full length of heavy velomade at *1.1)11. urs, specially priced NEWEST NOVELTIES in (. lit henna* Handke„ester., l'owlw, I'mbrellas.etc.. uwrkedNeckwear. Hells, UI„,eM cloee Prices. VISIT OUR CHINA DEPARTMENT Bargain Tables at asc, roc and se each. MANY CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS IN INFANTS' and CHILDRLN's WEAR Bargains in Children's Coats and Fur Sets FURSmake moot acceptable Christmas gifts. t\,- tier the highest values in fine Fuji.., whi,.lt Indy can Mil to appreciate as must sweeptall.- As Usual, any Fur upon which a delsoit .. made will be kept. until you wish it delivered. Your in.pecti.e. ittvited. _ JOHN STEAD LADIES' WEAR, FURS and ('HIN.1 $PECIALTIE's, — HAMILTON ST., GODERICH. BEANS AND BOY are BOTH REAVY CLARK'S PORK AND BEANS are so good that they are alw ays welcomed. spen g Theyd arcon u so economic to ',-r s. that they save youyoumoncv tit other - _ fy The g r are Si) nourish- ing bh.it tbep su1Pl. ,flutes,eer.,r th and *Igor 'reel- ed for e ingh,ra'a t}trsl and grown rets ::mel %saner). Tla y known and }fen .cnpta•.I era th- twt that tlaette to nitro • to gt.e t.. "Tkew tare 41.AR I . A/ t's'ar Graxer't- 6c.. 10c., 12.c. a tin '.. I.%Bk;'S :i,; IIATI-..\t Itk.'' I tOc., 1Sc. sad _UC. a tin WM. CLARK, - Montreal Manur.cturor of tt gh-Orwdo Food Spt.c,,.lt,ee i,Weaa The Signal's Clubbing List on page 8 of this issne. Ittch the 11:11114` BELDING'S SPOOL SILKS into your memory It stands for all that is best in spool silks. By their exceptional strength, lustre, elas- ticity and smoothness, BELDING'S SILKS have obtained a unique posi- tion in the favor of Canadian dress - But, above all, they appreciate BELDING'S SILKS because we keep our range of colors right up-to-date adding a new shade immediately it is origin- ated, and thus being,. able to offer a mmoesnti. comprehensive color assort- Itieldi rig *spools old,. prop/ 44 14rind larrrniosorr. Write for ihe lint -or WAIL fielder. BELDING, PAUL & CO. Lian 74 RAY STREET TORONTO Chrtstma Wants All tick% fruit, Raisins Currants Dates Peels, Fitt:. Allerfs Cider. Maki.. your Mime \len Coast -scaled Oysters. Sturdy & Co. Phone 91 WPit NEW Lumber Yard of lapnber of the r Latruher 1'0. at • LUMBER at lowest priLcs. Their new yard i - nate!, between the )181W11.1 and the heel Kir 1..,e•tor ..—THP LEADINO— Funeral Directors and Embalmers Yours. night r do G. JOHNSTON AN 0 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Furniture and 1.7ndertwk lug wurrnote. West side Sqviore. 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